In this interview, Kishor reflects on his early childhood in Kenya, recalling a carefree time filled with play despite hardships, such as lacking shoes and raincoats. He describes the sense of community and joy among children in the 1960s, particularly around Kenya's independence in 1963 and the celebrations he experienced with his father. Kishor also touches on the political climate during this period, mentioning the Mau Mau uprising and his father's efforts to support local people while under British rule. As he transitions to discussing later events, he notes a shift in atmosphere after the death of Jomo Kenyatta and during the 1982 coup attempt, which instilled fear among citizens. He describes his work at Firestone Company and the support he received from government officials, emphasizing that despite the challenges, he enjoyed his childhood and had a positive outlook on life during that time.